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Market Conduct Studies—Complaints Matter, But the Question Is How Much?

Feb 11, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Do Market Conduct Claims Studies Effectively Regulate Wrongful Insurance Company Claims Practices?

Feb 10, 2024 By Chip Merlin

What is the History of Market Conduct Studies?

Feb 09, 2024 By Chip Merlin

What Is a Market Conduct Study?

Feb 08, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Wiped Out From a Recent Flood? The Constructive Total Loss Doctrine Does Not Apply to Flood Insurance

Feb 07, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Does Coverage Have to Be Determined Before Appraisal Occurs in Florida?

Feb 05, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Can Policyholders Videotape the Examination Under Oath?

Feb 04, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Texas Gives Insurers A “Get Out of Jail” Free Card When Appraisal Is Demanded

Feb 03, 2024 By Chip Merlin

How Long Does an Umpire in an Insurance Appraisal Have to Make a Decision?

Feb 02, 2024 By Chip Merlin

Interpreting “Incurred”: Its Plain and Ordinary Meaning in an Insurance Ordinance or Provision

Feb 01, 2024 By Merlin Law Group

Why Should Policyholders Be Compelled to Accept Engineering Opinions From Firms Owned By Independent Adjusters?

Feb 01, 2024 By Chip Merlin

HAAG Celebrates Being in Business 100 Years—And It Remains an Independent Engineering Firm

Jan 31, 2024 By Chip Merlin